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1 quadrillion rupees into Kuwaiti Dinar and dollar

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Answered by khushi02022010

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It is because Kuwait was a protectorate of United Kingdom before the second world war. Their currency is pegged with British Sterling. ... That's why when they introduce Kuwaiti dinar it is initially with the same value as British pound. and because of it's strong economy due to oil export, the value of dinar keeps rising.

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Answered by aroy54547

Answer:

The currency of Kuwait is kwd and of dollars is $

1kwd=245.10 rupees

1 quadrillion rupees=1000000000000000.

into kwd =1000000000000000/245.10

=4079815886068kwd

1 dollars=74.93 rupees

1 quadrillion=1000000000000000(15 zeroes)

into$=1000000000000000/74.93

=$13345789403443

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